It’s so rare to see something like this that it is uplifting news.

For AAA games. Make a barely serviceable game with the least possible effort so that it can serve as a wrapper for micro transactions.

No surprise, the new normal.

I didn’t liked it when I played on PS4 and I quit a couple hours in, but a couple of years later I played it on PC and loved it, put around 70 hours in it. It’s a pity that we don’t get to see a sequel and I understand why, but it is still a very fun game.

Silly history, I have this game because I got confused and for some reason I thought it was Devil Daggers and bought it. Since I own it I might get to play it someday.